Since you phrased the question more as a complaint in terms of pricing as to why you left; I'm wondering why you want someone to talk you back into it to begin with.onebadmofo said:Dropped Sirius a year ago. My deck in my H1 has bluetooth so I stream Pandora, and iTuneRadioPro for the most part. Just felt the 160 that Sirius was taking from me was a bit excessive since half the time I ride my RoadKing to work. Plus, my work is an 7 mile trek.
So, has anything changed for the better? Any discounts for returning customers?
Thanks in advance!
Just trying to get some feedback to see if it's worth re-looking into...and I don't want to be talked into it. I want to hear if it's improved. Stuff like sound quality, program quality, and just general feedback is what I'm interested.Yoda-DBSguy said:Since you phrased the question more as a complaint in terms of pricing as to why you left; I'm wondering why you want someone to talk you back into it to begin with.
Something worth having is justified by your likes/dislikes; not by others sentiments......
If you are the least bit resourceful, Sirius/XM can be had for about half the "regular" annual rate in perpetuity.onebadmofo said:And yeah, 160 a year is a bit high IMO. Competition is tough out there. Howard Stern was cool for a few years but it's the same old Howard.
Now if I could get it for around 100-120 a month, and things have improved, I'd be interested...
Cool thanks for the info...I'll look into it...zkc16 said:If you are the least bit resourceful, Sirius/XM can be had for about half the "regular" annual rate in perpetuity.
As to things being "improved," there is a Beach Boys marathon going on this weekend on the '60s on 6 channel that, among other things, reinforces my decision to remain a Sirius/XM subscriber.
